Musk slammed Ambani's "internet army" argument as absurd, stating that Ambani simultaneously claims Starlink cannot compete and that it is too competitive.
Musk called arguments from Ambani's internet "troll army" "ludicrous," citing their claims that Starlink cannot compete with Ambani's monopoly in India, while also asserting Starlink would be too powerful a competitor. Musk deemed this "ludicrous hypocrisy & overstatement," noting that competition would benefit Indian citizens by providing more choices.
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